Kanto starters ahoy! :3 (Squirtle is my favorite out of these three, if anyone cares.)

I have some major catch-up to play with (R)Evolve, (mostly buffering, and starting with this one scene that I'm totally dreading. D: ) so once Tierno finishes his description of Amie Sync, I'm gonna vanish for a day or two. :3 Page five is all we'll need, which I'm sorta half-way done with. :3

"Beau" is a term of endearment, one of which, I use, myself. Most people who use the word in this context are using it with children or those younger than them. Charmander's use of the word is to imply that he thinks that Calem is lesser than him. I believe the use of the word in this fashion is more American than French. I call my cousins and nephews "beau" and "belle" all the time, and I assure you, it's not because I'm hot for them. xD

I was asking legitimately (though I now feel like a jackass)My apologies, it's just that french is not my original language, and I learned that "beau" was the masculine form of "belle" (bella) which would make it "hermoso" or "candente". My deepest apologies

What? xD No, I don't want you to be sorry! If I thought you were just being a jerk, I wouldn't have answered the question! xD Sometimes, I have trouble telling legit questions apart from immature remarks, (because I do get those, hahah) so I usually assume that it's a question that should be answered. xD

I do not speak French, either. xD The use of "beau" just happens to have bled into American culture, so I HAPPEN to get it's context. xD It's exactly like Spanish in that sense. A lot of people get the vibe that the terms "mamacita" and "papacito" are strictly sexual as well, when many Spanish speaking mothers use it with their children. So yeah, it's just like that, but French. xD